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Concrete Step Repair

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Step 1 · Clean the Damaged Area

Using a stiff brush or wire brush, scrub the damaged area to dislodge any loose concrete, dirt, or debris. For stubborn dirt or efflorescence, a pressure washer or garden hose with a strong spray can be used. After brushing, use a shop vacuum or compressed air to remove all dust and fine particles from the crack and surrounding area. Ensure the area is completely dry before proceeding.

Tools and Materials

Quickie Heavy Duty Jobsite Deck Scrub Brush Lincoln Electric 14 in. Long Wooden Handled Carbon Steel Welding Wire Brush (.7 in. x 6.4 in. Bristle Area 3 x 19 Row) Shop Vacuum XtremepowerUS 30 Gal. 125 PSI Maximum Pressure Heavy-Duty 13HP Gas Engine Piston Air Compressor URREA 1/4 in. to 3/4 in. Chisel Set (7-Piece) Bon Tool 4 lb. Rectangular Face Stone Mason Hammer 11-367 Pressure Washer Hose with high-pressure nozzle
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